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“I believe that all of you are familiar with nutrition-sensitive approaches but the challenge now is to understand how these approaches respond to different landscapes in the context of rapid change. We need to find ways to design nutrition-sensitive interventions that are acceptable, adaptable and scalable so that systems transformation can be achieved, leaving no one behind.”
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